How do you get to the base of Snoqualmie Falls?

To get to the base, take the nature trail down to the river, which is located near the observation platform and has a sign leading you in the right direction. The trail adds a little scenery to the falls as you head down the path through old trees down to the base.

Where do you park at Snoqualmie Falls?

Snoqualmie Falls has two parking area. The first one is located in front of Snoqualmie Falls Park and is almost adjacent to the Salish Lodge & Spa. Although the easiest to spot, especially when you visit Snoqualmie Falls for the first time, it’s a paid parking lot.

What exit is Snoqualmie Falls?

Drive east on I-90 to the signed exit to Snoqualmie Falls, and follow the road to Highway 202 in North Bend. Turn west on 202 and proceed to the falls, which are very well marked (the route from 90 to the falls may be signed all the way, but I’m not sure).

How do you drive to the bottom of Snoqualmie Falls?

From Seattle, E on I-90 for 25 miles to exit 25 toward Snoqualmie City. Turn LEFT (at the bottom of the ramp) onto Highway 18/SE SNOQUALMIE PKWY. Drive 4 miles and Turn LEFT onto RAILROAD AVE SE / WA-202. Drive 0.5 mile to one of the parking lots on both sides of the road.

Can you swim in Snoqualmie Falls?

More Fun Things to Do Near Snoqualmie Falls Si, or trying out an amazing river float with Fall City Floating (available seasonally). For a variety of activities, such as boating, swimming, fishing, picnicking, or hiking people flock to the Rattlesnake Lake Recreation Area.

Is Snoqualmie Falls Covid open?

Snoqualmie Falls – Official Web Site. Update (12/3/2020): The upper observation and lower observation decks are now open. The park is operating normally except that the restrooms in the upper and lower parks are still closed.

Can you see Snoqualmie Falls without hiking?

You can take the short high road from the parking lot or walk/drive down to the bottom of the falls. Either way, it is a large and beautiful falls that is worth a short visit for free. I recommend going to the bottom to get away from some of the photographic crowds and see it in its more natural state.

What is Snoqualmie known for?

Snoqualmie Falls tops the charts as one of Washington’s best waterfalls. This outstanding 270-foot display of gravity has a long history of attracting people to the region. Well before Snoqualmie became a tourist destination, the falls provided a fertile meeting ground for native populations.

Who owns Salish Lodge?

Snoqualmie Indian Tribe
The Snoqualmie and Muckleshoot Indian Tribes announced an historic agreement to transfer ownership of the Salish Lodge & Spa, as well as the land surrounding Snoqualmie Falls, to the Snoqualmie Indian Tribe. The total purchase encompasses approximately 45 acres of land.

Is Snoqualmie Falls open to public?

The falls are open from sun up until sun down, every day of the year. Admission is free. Dogs on a leash are welcome. Drones and similar aircraft are not allowed.

Is Snoqualmie an Indian name?

Snoqualmie Reservation – The Snoqualmie Indian Tribe, a federally recognized sovereign Tribal Nation headquartered in King County, is nominating “Snoqualmie” as the name for a new Washington State ferry.

What does the name Snoqualmie mean?

Snoqualmie is the English pronunciation of “sah-KOH-koh” or “Sdob-dwahibbluh,” a Salish word meaning moon. As a spiritual place, it gave birth to many legends. One tells of “S’Beow” (the beaver), who climbed into the sky to bring trees and fire down to earth.